Justin Herbert Signed Chargers 8x10 Photo Fanatics Authentic Authenticated!

Add the signature of the Los Angeles Chargers' franchise quarterback to your collection with this Justin Herbert Autographed Los Angeles Chargers 8x10 Photo — Fanatics Authentic Authenticated. In October 2025, Herbert completed a pass to Keenan Allen in the first quarter of a Thursday night game against the Minnesota Vikings — a 17-yard connection that gave him 2,129 career completions in his first six NFL seasons, one more than Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning had accumulated in the same span. No quarterback in the history of the NFL had been more prolific through their first six seasons. The completion record was built on the foundation Herbert established in 2020: a rookie season in which he set the all-time records for touchdown passes (31), completions (396), 300-yard games (8), and games with three-plus touchdowns (6) — records that earned him the AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Award and placed a game-worn jersey from that season on display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The 8x10 signed by Herbert is the early-prime piece of the quarterback the Chargers committed to with a $262.5 million contract extension — the most prolific statistical passer through six NFL seasons in the sport's history, at age 28, with the most significant chapters of his career still ahead.

This Los Angeles Chargers 8x10 Photo has been hand-signed by Justin Herbert with a bold, clean autograph. Authentication is provided by Fanatics Authentic with their tamper-proof hologram, verifiable at Fanatics Authentic's official website.

Product Highlights

• Hand-signed by Justin Herbert — Los Angeles Chargers franchise quarterback, 2020 AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, two-time Pro Bowl selection
• Los Angeles Chargers 8x10 Photo — action format, compact and versatile for desk display, framing, or multi-piece collection arrangements
• Fanatics Authentic hologram — official authentication credential, tamper-proof, verifiable at Fanatics Authentic's official website
• Most completions by any quarterback through six NFL seasons — 2,129 career completions in his first six years, surpassing Hall of Famer Peyton Manning's previous record of 2,128 in October 2025
• 2020 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year: 31 TD (all-time rookie record), 396 completions (all-time rookie record), 4,336 yards — game-worn jersey on display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame
• $262.5 million, five-year contract extension — the Chargers' formal commitment to Herbert as their long-term franchise quarterback; one of the largest contracts in NFL history
• Age 28 entering the 2026 season; 24,820 career passing yards and 163 touchdowns through six seasons
• Backed by our Lifetime Authenticity Guarantee

More Completions Than Anyone — Through Six Seasons

Peyton Manning's first six NFL seasons produced 2,128 completions — the most of any quarterback in league history through the same span, a standard that stood for over two decades. Manning went on to win two Super Bowls, five MVP awards, and a Hall of Fame plaque that was as close to unanimous as the sport's most celebrated credential gets. In Week 8 of the 2025 season, Justin Herbert completed a 17-yard pass to Keenan Allen and surpassed Manning's record with his 2,129th career completion through six seasons. The record reflects the specific production dimension that makes Herbert's career statistically remarkable: not just volume, but volume paired with accuracy — Herbert has completed 66.6% of his career passes, a rate that, combined with the completions record, places him in company with the quarterbacks the sport reserves for its most elite evaluations. His 2024 TD:INT ratio of 23:3 ranks 8th all-time in NFL history among qualifying quarterbacks. His PFF grade that season (91.2) was a career best and among the highest for any quarterback in the league. Jim Harbaugh, his head coach since 2024, has been direct about his assessment: "It feels like you're around greatness every single day with Justin Herbert." The 8x10 signed by Herbert carries the autograph of the quarterback who produced that specific completion record at that specific accuracy rate — the most prolific first-six-season passer in NFL history.

The 2020 Rookie Season — Records That Opened the Conversation

Herbert was not supposed to start his rookie season. He was drafted sixth overall in 2020 as the Chargers' long-term project, with veteran Tyrod Taylor named the starter. In Week 2, Taylor was ruled inactive after the team's doctor accidentally punctured his lung before the game. Herbert started against the Kansas City Chiefs — the defending Super Bowl champions — and completed 22 of 33 passes for 311 yards, throwing a touchdown and rushing for another score in a 23-20 overtime loss. He never left the lineup. By season's end, he had rewritten the NFL rookie record book: 31 touchdown passes (previous record broken), 396 completions (previous record broken), 4,336 yards, eight 300-yard games, and six games with three or more touchdowns — all rookie records. He became the youngest player in NFL history to throw 30 touchdowns in a season, doing so at 22 years and 299 days old. The Pro Football Hall of Fame placed a game-worn jersey from that season on permanent display in Canton. The AP voted him the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. The 8x10 photo signed by Herbert is the compact format piece of the quarterback whose first full season established him as one of the most statistically prolific rookie passers the sport had ever produced — in the franchise uniform he has worn for every NFL game of his career.

$262.5 Million — The Market's Assessment of What Comes Next

The Chargers signed Herbert to a five-year, $262.5 million contract extension ahead of the 2023 season — one of the largest contracts in NFL history at the time of signing, and the franchise's most specific available statement of what they believe Herbert's production will look like through his prime years. He was 25 years old when the extension was signed. He is 28 now, entering the 2026 season as the most prolific statistical passer through six NFL seasons in league history, with career totals of 24,820 passing yards and 163 touchdowns built on a foundation of two Pro Bowl selections, one Offensive Rookie of the Year Award, and the individual completion record that surpassed Manning in 2025. The 8x10 signed by Herbert is the early-prime piece — the compact format carrying the autograph of the quarterback whose career production through age 27 already places him in comparisons with the most celebrated passers in the sport's history, with the contract years through 2027 representing the statistical window where those comparisons will be made most definitively. For the collector who wants the Chargers franchise quarterback at the moment between establishing credentials and fulfilling them, the Herbert 8x10 is the piece.

Authenticity

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